19:00 News in One Line: Iran's Threatening Warning, Strict Restrictions on 'Last Bell', Azerbaijani Gasoline

Yesterday's news summarized:

• Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has ruled out the reduction of military service terms for conscripts called up before 2026, noting that it would disrupt the functionality of the army.
• A meeting of the Armenian and Azerbaijani delimitation commissions took place in Agveran, where working guidelines were agreed upon and trade-economic relations were discussed.
• Business circles from Armenia and Azerbaijan discussed issues related to cargo transit and fuel supply, which involved representatives from major Armenian companies.
• Opposition MP Arthur Khachatryan described the visit of Azerbaijan's Deputy Prime Minister as a propaganda step by the authorities aimed at creating an illusion of peace.
• Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan responded to Robert Kocharian's corruption allegations, urging those benefiting from business privileges to confirm or deny such claims.
• The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced the need for heightened vigilance and defensive readiness, emphasizing the ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel.
• The Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports has instructed to exclude any fundraising during the 'Last Bell' events scheduled for May 22 in the case of a 5-day work week, or May 23 for a 6-day work week.